The Outlooks are produced with information on weather and
sea ice conditions provided by the National Weather Service - Alaska Region and Alaska Native sea ice experts.
Not exact matches
The following video gives you a fascinating view of one patch of
sea ice through 90 days,
provided by a webcam left behind by researchers who annually set up camp near the North Pole to check ocean and
ice conditions up close.
I've noted his work before, but it never hurts to repeat that Andy Lee Robinson has been creating effective animated graphs of estimated
sea ice volume (as distinct from area or extent) that
provide a long view of shifting
conditions.
If you are interested in a current assessment and projections of Arctic
sea ice conditions, refer to the upthread links I
provided, Getting back to the co-authors of the article, neither has published any science on the topic.
Provided that ocean and atmospheric
conditions favor rapid melting in June and July, which we feel are still likely, it is therefore hypothesized that the 2013 fall
sea ice extent will achieve values comparable to those of 2012, with regional losses governed by local wind and
ice conditions and dynamics.
The site
provides regular updates by NSIDC scientists on the
condition of the Arctic
sea ice.
Further investigation of
ice thickness and free
ice drift
conditions, in addition to persistence of SLP maxima, will
provide further insight as to whether convergence (divergence) of
sea ice associated with SLP highs (lows) will give rise to increased ice retreat in the Arctic and the Beaufort Sea region in particul
sea ice associated with SLP highs (lows) will give rise to increased
ice retreat in the Arctic and the Beaufort
Sea region in particul
Sea region in particular.
Northward winds in the European sector of Arctic
provided usual
conditions for
ice melting in the Barents
Sea and lesser in the Kara
Sea.
Lukovich et al. (University of Manitoba); 4.0 Million Square Kilometers; Heuristic Surface, stratospheric, and
ice conditions in 2010 relative to 2007 atmospheric and
ice conditions during June
provide the basis for projection of September
sea ice extent.
Is 2009 simply part of such an extended pause, as it will take another near - perfect synchrony of summer weather
conditions to
provide another major drop in
sea ice extent (Overland)?
A post-season report will
provide an in - depth analysis of factors driving
sea ice this summer as well as explore the scientific methods for predicting seasonal
conditions.
Although there is general consensus in the September Outlook for either persistent
conditions or a slight increase over the 2008
sea ice extent, Outlook contributions which
provide probabilistic assessments indicate about a 20 % chance of reaching a new September
sea ice minimum in 2009.
Pre-season and informal contributions
provide a way to share information on
sea ice parameters or time periods not included in the regular monthly reports as well as any early field observations, such as unusual early season
conditions.
The SIWO
provides weekly reports from April through June with information on
sea ice conditions relevant to walrus in the Northern Bering Sea and southern Chukchi Sea regions of Alas
sea ice conditions relevant to walrus in the Northern Bering
Sea and southern Chukchi Sea regions of Alas
Sea and southern Chukchi
Sea regions of Alas
Sea regions of Alaska.
In addition to
sea ice measurements, information on Arctic Ocean
conditions may
provide insight on the potential for rapid
sea ice loss.
In the context of climate data like
sea ice extent, it
provides a sense of the range of expected
conditions.
The Arctic
Sea Ice News & Analysis Web site provides daily data on Arctic sea ice along with monthly analysis of conditions by sea ice scientis
Sea Ice News & Analysis Web site provides daily data on Arctic sea ice along with monthly analysis of conditions by sea ice scientis
Ice News & Analysis Web site
provides daily data on Arctic
sea ice along with monthly analysis of conditions by sea ice scientis
sea ice along with monthly analysis of conditions by sea ice scientis
ice along with monthly analysis of
conditions by
sea ice scientis
sea ice scientis
ice scientists.
Lukovich et al. (University of Manitoba); 5.0 Million Square Kilometers; Heuristic An update to the previous heuristic assessment of surface, stratospheric, and
ice conditions in 2010 relative to 2007 atmospheric and
ice conditions for July
provide the basis for projection of September
sea ice extent.